Post |
Duties |
Salary |
Entry Requirements |
Officer |
To supervise junior staff, persons in custody, young offenders in training / rehabilitation / detention centres and drug addicts in drug addiction treatment centres; or to work in a prison hospital or in the Rehabilitation Unit of correctional institutions; or to undertake specific catering duties in correctional institutions; and to perform any other assigned duties. They are governed by the Prisons Ordinance and may be required to wear uniform, work shifts and reside in departmental quarters. |
$41,880 - $81,400 per month |
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Assistant Officer II |
To supervise persons in custody, young offenders in training / rehabilitation / detention centres and drug addicts in drug addiction treatment centres; and to perform any other assigned duties. They are governed by the Prisons Ordinance and required to wear uniform and work shifts; or may be required to undertake hospital nursing duties after in-service training and reside in departmental quarters. |
$23,365 - $35,215 per month
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Instructor (Correctional Services) |
To instruct and train persons in custody working in correctional institutions. |
$24,040 - $41,615 per month |
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Clinical Psychologist |
To conduct psychological assessments on persons in custody as required by the courts and relevant review boards; to provide persons in custody with counselling services; to advise on, develop and implement treatment programmes for the rehabilitation of persons in custody; to provide relevant training for staff; to conduct work-related data collection/ research studies; and to provide staff and their family members with psychological treatment as necessary. |
$60,065 - $116,165 per month |
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Assistant Education Officer |
To perform teaching duties in correctional institutions. |
$34,060 - $79,135 per month ($37,585 per month for direct entrants) |
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